A brief history of affirmative action…for white people
As the SCOTUS hears arguments that may end of affirmative action, here's a look at how America created a perpetual advantage for white people.
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As the SCOTUS hears arguments that may end of affirmative action, here's a look at how America created a perpetual advantage for white people.
'Drumfolk' steps into the Majestic Theatre. Read more about this event on Boston.com.
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<p>Although historians are trained to think of the past in particular and disciplined ways, understanding how people en masse understand the past is also vital because these understandings—inaccurate as they often are—are vital and embody important information about their hopes and fears.</p>
Castile was calmly reaching for his wallet. Yet Yanez was incoherent with terror. The threat was imaginary, but the fear was real.